Wedding or stump grinding ?

[Stefan Palokangas]

Need some moral support so I know I did the right thing.

 

Was invited to a full wedding with fiancé, but it was stump grinding to be done, so I ditched the wedding and fiancé went herself.

And I got dogs abuse from her over the phone, giving me the I'm so disappointed and that kind of talk.

 

I think she is out of order, and expect me to pick her up in a few hours from now.

 

Any dedicated workers out there been in a similar situation?

 

 

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[scbk]

But if you had gone to the wedding with a pocket full of business cards think of all the work you could've got!

[jfc]

Sorry for that Stefan - didn't mean for you to get into bother. You did a great job btw - I put a review up on Google reviews for you.

[Stefan Palokangas]

Not your fault pal

 

 

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[cornish wood burner]

I'm certain you did the wrong thing Stefan. We all know you work very hard at your business but you need to work on your personal relationships too.

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

You are a proper mental case!

 

I once ditched a wedding to play rugby but that was in my impetuous youth!

[Haironyourchest]

Just asked my girlfriend....it depends how close your fiance is to the happy couple. If they close friends then you in trouble. On the other hand, she says, if the work was for a super important cliant and couldn't wait, then that balances out a bit.

[Brushcutter]

Need some moral support so I know I did the right thing.

 

Was invited to a full wedding with fiancé, but it was stump grinding to be done, so I ditched the wedding and fiancé went herself.

And I got dogs abuse from her over the phone, giving me the I'm so disappointed and that kind of talk.

 

I think she is out of order, and expect me to pick her up in a few hours from now.

 

Any dedicated workers out there been in a similar situation?

 

 

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Let me get this right. You had agreed to go to a wedding and you binned it off to go stump grinding?

[skyhuck]

Why do you you work?

 

I work to provide the money required to enjoy my life with my family.

 

If you needed to work to pay for the essentials, food, shelter, etc, fair enough, but if you worked just because the work was there and you wanted extra cash IMO you have got your priorities all wrong and need to decide if you really are a family man or not.

[Stefan Palokangas]

It was her employers sons wedding, and she really should know me by now, been together for 13 years.

 

 

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